Calypso Basics by Reston Lloyd Harmonic Hum Whistling Teakettle with Glass Lid, 2.2-Quart, Azure
- Teakettle made from chip resistant enamel on steel; holds 2.2 quarts or 8-9 cups with heat tempered glass lid
- For use on all stovetops, including induction
- Features a fold down handle making filling and cleaning easy; measures 7 1/2"L x 9"W x 9 1/4"H
- Harmonic hum whistle alert will sound when water reaches a full boil
- Hand wash recommended
LizSchatz
Very pretty..good quality
Very pretty well made good quality
PhoTartee
Hot Tea
I love this tea pot! The pink is much nicer than the picture. The size is perfect not to small. The inside has a nice surface that doesn’t look as if it will rust. That was the problem with my other tea pot.
RichieEmbry
If you love Music and Tea, then it's worth it. Trust me.
It's easy to clean, giftable, and very light weight. My best friend's mother had always wanted a harmonic tea kettle, so I bought her one, and she was in love with it. Thw humming is very pretty (yes, it works after you tighten the little piece) AND it comes with maintenance instructions to help it last. She drinks tea every day and it still looks and sounds brand new so I believe it's a perfect buy for music lovers who drink tea. I just might get one for myself!
DianneMarsters
Cousin LOVED this gift
My cousin loved this gift really, truly loves it. She is not hard to please, though I 've not heard her express so much pleasure at it's looks and functionality. She and her cat both like how it whistles
CarolLynnEdelmann
Wonderful tea kettle
I am loving my tea kettle! I've had it for a few months now. The color is beautiful and the whistle isn't loud and obnoxious. Just keep it over medium heat and it's a solid kettle.
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adorable
I love it, it has a bit of a retro look as does my countertops and this matches perfect. I like that it whistles because the other pink one i had never had a whistler on it. This one is heavy duty and i don't expect it to rust out like the old one did. And it holds a lot of water which is great because I make a lot of tea and use bottled water which doesn't ruin the inside.
LaiYinHanOo
Beautiful Tea Pot
I looked everywhere for a tea pot. A green one was impossible to find. But found it here. Looks great on my stove.
NisimSalinas
Bright and highly recommended
This teakettle is a bright addition to my kitchen. I highly recommend buying.
YosephShiferaw
Hands down, the most satisfying whistle I've ever heard
I never really thought there was much difference in teapots, other than color and maybe the style. I was so wrong! A few months ago, I bought a cheap kettle to replace the much-loved and used-to-death 50+ year old ceramic coated one my mom gave me when I moved out. The stainless one was lighter weight, but it burned. Badly. I threw it away and ordered a ceramic-coated Calypso kettle. I was already happy with it, just on the virtue of not being cheap steel. But you guys. Holy cats. The whistle noise on this thing is magical. I've always thought all kettles sounded the same, with that shrill-but-effective ear piercing shriek. I used to loiter by the stove half-asleep, ready at a moment's notice to turn off the heat and flip open the spout to stop the screeching assault on my ears. No longer. This kettle starts out low (both in decibel and tone), and then the first note is joined by a second (also low) for a pleasant chorus of caffeine anticipation. The first time I heard it, I literally ran out of the kitchen to find my husband and half-yell, "Honey! The tea kettle sounds like a baby fog horn!" He skeptically followed me back to the kitchen, I turned the water back on, and he gasped, "Whoa! That's so cool!" It sounds like an old-school train whistle, but far away and gentle. Or like a moonlit breeze swirling across the woodwinds section of a ghost orchestra. Five stars. I totally recommend this kettle.
KatieLopez
Perfect Teakettle in Every Way
My friends know my endless quest for the teakettle that won't rust, leak or have a whistle that sounds sick. Believe me, I've been through them and spent a small fortune in the process. I had to purchase yet another new teakettle as I changed the color of my kitchen. I did the perfunctory search of the net, department stores and specialty stores, finally happening upon this one. It had all I wanted - no seam on the bottom (which eventually leaks), solid black enamel exterior, large size, a top that won't fall off when water is poured, a rim that won't rust and a whistle that can be heard (yet doesn't sound like a train's screeching brakes). So I bought it. The piece de resistance? It didn't cost an arm and a leg! Woo Hoo! I have used it since I received it and I LOVE it! It whistles! It doesn't leak! It was not expensive! And best of all, it's the last one I will have to buy. Recommend this? Oh, most definitely.